Utility companies in the U.S. have become the largest sellers of subordinated securities, particularly hybrid bonds which combine debt and equity, in order to raise funds to meet the increasing demand for electricity by data centers, according to a recent article by BNN Bloomberg.

Global Sourcing & Technology Transactions senior associate Brittney Sandler told BNN Bloomberg that the sector is unlikely to encounter headwinds from a Donald Trump-led administration in the U.S.

“Demand for data center capacity, resilient infrastructure and advanced, scalable solutions will continue to grow,” Sandler said. “Our clients are full speed ahead.”

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